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alexius-01
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ftiersch
replied 8 years ago

TokenMismatchException means you haven't given the correct CSRF protection token. You'll have to either send a value _token or set a special header for CSRF protection.

You get the value from the function csrf_token().

Read more about it in the docs. http://laravel.com/docs/master/routing#csrf-protection

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